Sonoma Coast White Wine

Discover the style and spirit of Summer Dreams Wines

Our Sonoma Coast white wines all have a distinctive style, but each varies based upon the coastal vineyard site.

Each vineyard has a unique Goldridge soil sequence, known for excellent drainage, and a characteristically light and fluffy texture.

Summer is a state of mind

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2022 Summer Dreams The Sun Also Rises Chardonnay - 6 Pack (750ml)

An intertwining of Sonoma coastal notes featuring lemon drop candy and lemon verbena are supported by a subtle oak frame.

$660 per 6-pack

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2022 Summer Dreams Walking on Venice Beach Sauvignon Blanc - 6 Pack (750ml)

White flower, stone fruit and Asiatic tropical fruit notes with a textural mid palate, vibrant acid, and a racy finish.

$510 per 6-pack

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A love letter to the spirit of the California Summer

Known for its cool climate and high rainfall, the Sonoma Coast AVA (Sonoma’s largest AVA) is an expansive appellation extending from San Pablo Bay to the border of Mendocino. Not surprisingly, pinot noir and chardonnay are the stars here, which benefit from the region’s cool temperatures and direct exposure to marine influences.

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Read the latest articles and reviews of Summer Dreams wines from prestigious industry tastemakers.

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Hundred Acre, Fortunate Son, and Summer Dreams Wine Bottles

2024-12-19

Mission Accomplished: An Annual Update from The Wine Independent

The Wine Independent | Lisa Perrotti-Brown

Having written an extensive article last year about Jayson & Helen Woodbridge’s three wine projects—Hundred Acre, Fortunate Son, and Summer Dreams—this feature by Lisa Perrotti-Brown is an annual update on the new 2021, 2022, and 2023 releases.

When I create something, the wine tells me what to do. I don’t tell the wine what to do.

2023-11-30

Map Maker: Summer Dreams, Fortunate Son and Hundred Acre New Releases

The Wine Independent | Lisa Perrotti-Brown

“I’m a direct descendent of Jacques Cartier, the cartographer,” Jayson Woodbridge tells me, seemingly apropos of nothing. But nothing is random or out of context with Jayson. For example, he describes Cartier as a cartographer, not an explorer—the profession by which Cartier is better known. With Jayson, every casually offered piece of shared information is specific and purposeful, whether you get it or not.

2024-02-07

Producer Profile: Hundred Acre

Decanter | Jonathan Cristaldi

In a rare in-depth interview granted to Decanter, we meet the dauntless Jayson Woodbridge. The founder of Hundred Acre is a controversial figure in the Napa Valley, yet the wine community can't ignore the fact that his wines are celebrated by pundits the world over.